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Supported CMS platforms including Duda

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Overview

This guide walks you through connecting Siftly to Duda using Zapier as a bridge. After following it, you’ll be able to publish GEO-optimized content from Siftly directly to your Duda blog with a single click. Difficulty: ✅ Non-tech friendly — no coding required. Setup takes about 10 minutes. Duda’s direct API requires an enterprise-tier plan. Zapier is the only automation platform with a native Duda “Create Blog Post” action, so Siftly uses a Zapier webhook to bridge the connection. One Zapier account can handle all your Duda sites.

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How it works

1

Siftly sends content to Zapier

When you click Publish → Duda in Siftly, it sends your article (title, body, description, author, site name) to a Zapier webhook URL.
2

Zapier creates the post in Duda

Your Zap receives the data and uses Duda’s “Create Blog Post” action to create the post on your Duda site.
3

Post appears on your Duda site

The blog post is created on your Duda website. You can edit slug, tags, and SEO fields in the Duda editor if needed.

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Prerequisites

Before starting, you’ll need:
  • A Duda website with a blog enabled (Agency plan or higher)
  • A Zapier Pro account ($30/month — start a 14-day free trial)
  • About 10 minutes for the one-time setup
Zapier Pro is required because the “Webhooks by Zapier” trigger is a premium feature. One Zapier Pro account covers all your Duda sites — no per-site cost.

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Step 1: Create a Zap in Zapier

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Create a new Zap

Log in to zapier.com and click Create Zap.
2

Set the Trigger

  1. Search for “Webhooks by Zapier” as the trigger app
  2. Choose “Catch Hook” as the trigger event
  3. Click Continue — no configuration needed
  4. Zapier shows your webhook URL:
https://hooks.zapier.com/hooks/catch/123456/abcdef/
  1. Copy this URL — you’ll paste it into Siftly in Step 2
  2. Click Continue (skip the test for now — Siftly will send test data when you connect)
3

Set the Action

  1. Click the + to add an action step
  2. Search for “Duda” and select it
  3. Choose “Create Blog Post” as the action event
  4. Click Continue
  5. Click Connect Account — a Duda login popup opens
  6. Log in with your Duda Agency credentials
  7. Authorize Zapier and click Continue
4

Configure the Duda action

Zapier shows the Duda blog post fields. Map them to the webhook data:
Duda FieldSelect from trigger
Site Name (required)Select site_name from the dropdown — OR hardcode your site name (e.g., www.srgaglobal.com)
Title (required)Select title
Description (required)Select description
Content (required)Select content
Author (optional)Select author_name
ThumbnailLeave empty
Main ImageLeave empty
Multi-site tip: Map Site Name to the site_name field from the webhook data instead of hardcoding it. This way, one Zap handles all your Duda sites — Siftly sends the correct site name with each publish.
The webhook fields may not appear in the dropdown until Zapier receives at least one payload. Complete Step 2 first (connect Siftly), then come back to Zapier and re-map the fields.
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Turn on the Zap

Click Publish to activate the Zap. It’s now waiting for data from Siftly.

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Step 2: Connect Duda in Siftly

  1. In Siftly, go to Settings → Integrations
  2. Click Connect next to Duda
  3. Paste the Zapier webhook URL from Step 1
  4. Enter your Duda Site Name (e.g., www.srgaglobal.com) — this is sent with each publish so the Zap knows which site to create the post on
  5. Optionally enter your Blog Base URL (e.g., https://www.yoursite.com/blog) — used to show the published post link in Siftly
  6. Click Connect Duda
Siftly sends a test payload to verify the webhook is active. If your Zap is turned on, you’ll see a success confirmation.
After connecting, go back to Zapier and edit your Zap’s action step — the webhook fields (title, content, description, site_name, author_name) will now appear in the mapping dropdowns.

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Step 3: Publish from Siftly

  1. Open any content piece in Siftly’s content editor
  2. Click Publish → Duda
  3. Click Publish
Siftly sends the content to Zapier, which creates the blog post in Duda within seconds.

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Multiple Duda sites

One Zapier Pro account handles all your client sites: Option A — One Zap for all sites (recommended):
  • Map the Site Name field in Zapier to site_name from the webhook
  • Each Siftly org stores its own Duda site name
  • One Zap dynamically routes to the correct site
Option B — One Zap per site:
  • Create separate Zaps for each site, each with its own webhook URL
  • Hardcode the site name in each Zap’s Duda action
  • Each Siftly org connects with its site-specific webhook URL

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Fields sent to Duda

Siftly sends these fields automatically on every publish:
FieldDescription
site_nameYour Duda site name (for multi-site routing)
titleArticle title
contentFull HTML body
descriptionMeta description / excerpt
author_nameContent author
Duda’s Zapier action does not support slug/path, meta title, tags, or draft/published status control. Posts are created with Duda’s default settings. Edit slug, tags, and SEO fields directly in the Duda editor after publishing.

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Troubleshooting

Your Zap may not be turned on. Go to Zapier → your Zap → check it shows ON (green). If you just created it, click Publish to activate.
Check Zapier’s Zap History (Zapier → your Zap → History tab). If the trigger fired but the action failed, common causes:
  • Duda account disconnected in Zapier — reconnect it
  • Site not selected — edit the Zap and hardcode or map the site name
  • Field mapping is empty — re-map the fields after Siftly sends a test payload
Zapier needs at least one webhook payload to detect the field structure. Connect Siftly first (sends a test), then go back to Zapier → edit the action → fields will now appear.
Go to Siftly → Settings → Integrations → Duda → Disconnect, then reconnect with the new webhook URL.
No. One Zapier Pro account ($30/month) covers all your Duda sites. Use the site_name field to route content to the correct site dynamically.

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Difficulty & setup recap

Duda Setup Summary

AspectRating
Initial setup✅ Easy — paste a webhook URL, no coding
Zapier setup⚠️ One-time 10-minute setup + Zapier Pro ($30/mo)
Ongoing publishing✅ Easy — one-click publish from Siftly
Multiple sites✅ One Zap handles all sites via site_name
JSON-LD❌ Not supported via Duda’s Zapier action
Developer needed?No

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